The Justification Used by Federal Courts Primarily to Avoid Deciding

question 39

Multiple Choice

The justification used by federal courts primarily to avoid deciding cases regarding conflicts between the president and Congress is known as the doctrine of

• A)judicial activism.
• B)political questions.
• C)independent grounds.
• D)stare decisis.
• E)judicial restraint.

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Definitions:

Self-Neglect

A behavior of an individual that fails to attend to their basic personal needs, such as hygiene, nutrition, or medical care.

Social Isolation

The state of being separated from social and community networks, leading to lack of support, companionship, or engagement with others.

Vision

The ability to see; the faculty of sight, which can also refer to foresight or an imagined plan or ambition.

Eye Pressure

The fluid pressure inside the eye, clinically referred to as intraocular pressure, important for diagnosing and managing glaucoma.